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This course introduces students to the world of art and architecture. Students learn about paintings and sculptures and see art that looks realistic and art that looks imaginary. Students discover how artists use lines, shapes, colors, patterns, textures, symmetry, and forms in portrait, landscape, and still life artworks. They discover ancient cave paintings and ancient art from Egypt, Greece, and China. Students draw, paint, and sculpt their own artworks that are inspired by the artworks they study.

This course requires the following household materials, though substitutions or digital alternatives may be available in some cases:

clay, oil-based modeling or self-hardening*

crayons, colored pencils, oil pastels, and/or markers

glue, nontoxic

lunch bag, paper*

mirror

paper, construction or white

paint, poster or tempera and/or watercolor

paintbrush

scissors, round-end safety

straws, drinking*

tape

yarn or string

Substitutions are suggested in Lesson 1 of the course.

Unit 1: How Artists Design Artworks

Unit 2: Portrait, Landscape, and Still Life

Unit 3: Paintings and Sculptures